Hi Juliet.
I wouldn’t trust it. I don’t think it’s Apple. That would an admission
that their security is poor - which I don’t think it is.
As for any one else, how would they know whether you have any viruses
or trojans on your computer anyway?
I would just delete the email.
That’s my personal view anyway.
Regards,
Pete Smith
On 8 Aug 2022, at 13:52, Juliet Kitson via WAMUG
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Hello
I am usually very suspicious of weird messages just got one with the
apple logo in the top corner warning of trojans and virus
"[2]I-protect.com" telling me to scan any advice would be
appreciated.
Regards Juliet
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